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Possible to have Calculated Field in Continuous Form?
Hello, I have a continuous form with a calculated field that is generating a #Name? error. The control source =[RetailPrice] - [Cost]. This field displays just fine in a standard form showing only one record at a time but not in the continous form.
Is this a limitation of continuous forms or is there something simple I am missing? I am aware that I could do the calculation in a query and base the form on a query but was just curious if I am missing something. A screenshot is below---Thanks for any help
Continuous Forms Error.jpg
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I meant to post this to the UtterAccess forum since this isn't a VBA question. My apologies. I have been using this great website so much for my VBA projects that I got on "autopilot".
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If you didn't get an answer on utter access the answer is yes you should be able to use a calculated field, in fact you can do a summation of values etc.
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